Eugene Kim, Bill C. Brown Associates

06/08/2026

How much life insurance is enough? A common mistake is underestimating how much coverage your family needs.

Key factors to consider:
✔ Mortgage and debts
✔ Income replacement
✔ Future education costs

A common recommended life insurance coverage is 10-15x your annual income.

Have you reviewed your life insurance needs recently? Let’s see in the comments.

06/08/2026

College costs have shown no sign of slowing down. How can you help cover the ever-rising cost of your child’s education without wiping out your own financial security? may be one way.

https://www.oneamerica.com/financial-education/individuals-manage-your-strategy/article-lifeinsurancecollege

06/04/2026

Women and financial services: The time is now!

Fact: Women typically live longer than men, but can they afford it? ( Retirement Insights)

What’s one financial tip you’d give to the next generation of women? Share your thoughts!

SOURCE: https://ow.ly/yOW950W8zOm, Jan. 21, 2025

06/02/2026

Business owners: Are you prepared?

Business owners, your company’s future depends on smart preparation.

Business protection strategies:
✔ Key person insurance
✔ Buy-sell agreements
✔ Executive bonus plans

Fact: Nearly two-thirds of family businesses don’t have a succession plan*, risking financial instability. ( planning statistics in 2024: preserving a legacy)

If something happened to you, would your business survive? Let’s discuss below.

SOURCE: https://ow.ly/ror250W8zJo, Dec. 22, 2023

06/01/2026

Have you ever thought about talking to your friends or a community of peers about your ? Whether in person or online, it could be a great way to sharpen your financial skills and can also make you more accountable.

https://www.cnbc.com/2019/08/02/talk-money-with-your-friends-it-might-just-improve-your-finances.html

Learn about and discuss financial goals with friends so you don't go it alone.

05/29/2026

What kind of financial legacy will you leave? Life insurance isn’t just about today — it’s about building generational wealth.

A life insurance policy can:
✔ Provide for your loved ones
✔ Cover final expenses
✔ Fund a charitable cause

Fact: 72% of Americans overestimate the true cost of a basic term life insurance policy, making them hesitant to purchase it. (@ LIMRA Securing the future)

If you could leave a financial gift to your family or community, what would it be? Let’s talk below!

SOURCE: https://ow.ly/waUU50W8zAA, June 15, 2024

05/27/2026

A major retirement mistake? Forgetting to plan for long-term care (LTC).

LTC protection can help sheild your savings and give you control over your future needs.

Fact: 64% of consumers acknowledge that LTC planning is a priority, but only 33% feel confident in their plans. ( Consumer Study)

Do you know someone who had to use their savings for long-term care? Share your experience below.

SOURCE: https://ow.ly/qm2J50W8zvT

05/22/2026

Financial independence isn’t about luck — it’s about a strategy.

Key elements of financial freedom:

✔ Smart budgeting
✔ Insurance protection
✔ Long-term investing

Fact: Only 36% of Americans have a written financial strategy. (@2024 Schwab Modern Wealth Survey)

What’s one financial goal you’re working toward? Let’s hear it in the comments!

SOURCE: 2024 Schwab Modern Wealth Survey Shows Increasing Financial Confidence From Generation to Generation and Younger Americans Investing at an Earlier Age, 06/12/2024

05/22/2026

Life insurance is more than protection — it can be a financial tool!

Certain policies, like whole life insurance, can build cash value over time, even offering a potential source of tax-advantaged funds for future needs.

Fact: Almost two thirds (62%) of life insurance owners report that they feel financially secure compared to a statistically significant difference of 46 percent of non-owners. (@ Generational Shift)

Would you rather have a financial safety net or risk the unknown? Let’s discuss below.

SOURCE: LIMRA 2024 Insurance Barometer Study – Report 1: The Generational Shift Has Arrived – The Path Forward for Life Insurers – Page 23

05/19/2026

Insurance premiums increase with age. The best time to get coverage? NOW.

Fact: A healthy 35 year old male pays 80% less than a healthy 55year old male for the same coverage. ( Watch Guides)

If you could give your younger self one piece of financial advice, what would it be? Let’s hear it. Comment below!

SOURCE: https://ow.ly/VkJs50W8zr0
calculated using the chart comparison for male age 35vs55 for $500K in term coverage